Local News Roundup of Ills and Visits Across Town
B J Jones on sick list. Mrs Skinner ill in South Washington. L S Patterson left for Chicago on business. W P Moothart visited Riverside. Wm Black and J Hite visited Coppock. Maggie Gamble returned to Ainsworth. Mr and Mrs Co Miller spent day in Havre. Morrell Law of B N W on overnight business. H C Taylor of Bloomfield Iowa a guest at Hotel Allen. Cora Morrow of Ainsworth visited city. Father Grothe of Harper passed through for Columbus Junction. Jennie Law departed for Peru Indiana to visit ill sister. Rugs offered by J B Crail made by Thomas Simpson Jr. Robert Gormley and Ex Postmaster Walker in city. Mrs Henry Stichter returned from Fairfield. Helen Fulton visits with her brother Walter in Iowa Falls. Mrs Ben Marshall returns from Evans. Kate Bruty arrives from Omaha. James Wilson of Knoxville visits O H Wilson, then returns home.
Waterloo visitors and local social notes fill front page
Mr and Mrs Black of Waterloo guest of Mr and Mrs Hay return home. Mrs J M McDonald and daughter recover from illness at W E Chilcote home. Prof Keight of Parsons College in the city. Daniel Griffith attends his brother's funeral in Columbus City. Social events include a dance at Geo McAvoy home and an orange frappe fundraiser by R R Lane. Several residents travel or visit, with multiple arrivals and departures noted along with local business and church notices.
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H. B Keight
Parsons College
Hotel Allen
Allen
David Griffith
Columbus City
Daniel
R. R. Lane
Geo. McAvoy
Devil's Auction at the Graham Promises Big Night
Absolute guarantee to Graham patrons for Chas H Yale's Devil's Auction next Monday night. Ticket prices: balcony 50c, first rows 75c, and 1.00 for others. Burlington Hawkeye praise cited as endorsement. Wannin Moons, manager.
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Graham Parrons
Chas. H. Yale
Graham
Wannin
Mgr
Yale's Devil's Auction at the Grand Reeled in Clever Acts
Yale's Devil's Auction appeared at the Grand last evening and delivered a brighter, fresher show. Kiernan and Mayo led the comedy roles with strong support from Reno in tricks and Kelly in comic acrobat turns. Las danse de Sousa and the Ladonia troupe entertained with song and dance, while the Lorells and Deltorellis provided magic and grotesque specialties.
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Yale
James Kiernan
Mame Mayo
Kiernan
Reno
Kelly
Las Danse Dea Sousa
Ladonia
Lorells
Deltorellis
Local residents return from visits and trips
Schuyler Livingston returned to Chicago after a family visit. James Black and wife of Waterloo came home from Jos Hay's country house. Nellie Bawer and Grace Benn left for Kansas City for the Frankie-Frank millinery opening. Mrs Miles Bradford and Mrs I F Samson visited the Lewash home near West Chester for dinner. Attorney Wagner and H D White of Sigourney were in town for a bankruptcy case with Hl M Eicher.
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Benn
Kansas City
Wagner
H. D. White
Sigourney
Hl. M. Eicher
Sled accident injures Fred Jones on Crooked Creek hill
Fred Jones was thrown from a sled on Crooked Creek hill south of the city and suffered a badly injured hip with a slow recovery ahead. Dr. Campbell, brother in law of Rev. J. R. Logue, resigns as Monmouth pastor after twenty five years of service. They will stay in Monmouth. Mrs. Campbell will continue college work. A marriage license was issued to W. E. Abin and Miona Goldsmith.
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Crooked Creek Hill
City
Fred Jones
Dr. Campbell
J. R. Logue
Monmouth, Ill
For Sale and Wanted Advertisements
WANTS LOST FOUND FOR SALE A fine blooded Jersey cow fresh inquire of Wm Fulton Wanted Boy wanted to learn the drug business E Carris Co For Sale Nearly new light sleigh $8 Harm for rent W F Palmer For Sale 7 good horses 2 well matched 4 year old teams 14 year old grafter 1 10 year old brood mare See A Ferguson 133b
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Jersey
Wm. Fulton
Carris & Co
W. F. Palmer
Ferguson
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